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Приложение I.

КЛИНИЧЕСКИЕ ЦЕЛИ

Приводимый ниже образец бланка может быть полезен для регистрации данных о клиенте и дат встреч с ним. При реальном использовании такого бланка в нем необходимо зарезервировать дополнительное место либо страницы.

Контрольный бланк данных для ДПДГ*

Имя______________________________________________

Дата______________________________________________

Тип и количество поводившихся ранее консультаций____

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Принимаемые в настоящее время лекарства____________

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Результаты объективных анализов____________________

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Данные об исследовании психического состояния вместе с данными исследования на предмет обнаружения диссоциативных расстройств

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Наличие необходимого раппорта (чувство безопасности клиента, степень правдивости)

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Способность использовать техники самоконтроля_______

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Личная и социальная стабильность: факторы, на которые необходимо обратить внимание

Поддерживающие факторы__________________________

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Физическое здоровье (моменты, на которые необходимо обратить внимание: нервные расстройства, беременность, заболевания сердца, органов дыхания и гериатрические заболевания; наличие проблем со зрением)_____________________________________________

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Стационарное лечение (наличие потребности в нем; природа травматического воспоминания; опасен ли клиент для самого себя или для других)__________________

Потребность в медикаментозном лечении______________

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Алкогольная или наркотическая зависимость (необходимые меры поддержки; программы; проводилось ли обсуждение возможного обострения)__________________

Был ли клиент в заключении (результаты процесса, решение суда)

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Контроль факторов социальной системы_______________

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Рентные установки (запланированные действия)________

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Соображения о времени, необходимом на лечение_______

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Потребности клиента, высказанные им________________

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Термины, в которых клиенту объяснялась теория ДПДГ: нервная система, заблокированность научения, БДГ-сон, полушария мозга, другие объяснения____________

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Степень информированности при согласии клиента на лечение: было ли сделано предупреждение, что метод является новым (многообещающим, но не дающим полной гарантии); что неразрешенные воспоминания стрессового характера могут проявляться во время лечения; что непредвиденные реакции клиента могут включать в себя беспокоящие эмоции или ощущения и усиление беспокойства в интервалах между сеансами, проявляющиеся в виде ночных кошмаров или других воспоминаний

Тест на выполнимость движений глаз (какие движения клиент предпочитает; каких движений лучше избегать; следует ли использовать альтернативные раздражители)

Использование метафор (поезд, тигр, туннель или другие)

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Безопасное место (конкретное место и связанные с ним слова)

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Оговоренный сигнал “стоп”__________________________

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Прочее____________________________________________

Контрольный бланк психотерапевтического плана

Фамилия, имя______________________________________

Дата______________________________________________

Симптомы_________________________________________

Навязчивые образы_________________________________

Отрицательные самопредставления___________________

Длительность______________________________________

Первичный случай (случаи)__________________________

Дополнительные случаи (или десять основных травматических воспоминаний)

Дополнительные жалобы____________________________

Степень напряженности в настоящий момент___________

Значимые люди____________________________________

Желаемое состояние________________________________

Потребность в приобретении умений и принадлежности к той или иной группе

Психотерапевты, работающие с ДПДГ, считают целесообразным и полезным предлагать клиентам приводимый ниже перечень положительных и отрицательных представлений. Отметим, что обычно клиенты сами могут выбрать необходимое им самопредставление либо использовать примеры как отправную точку для формулирования самопредставления, наиболее подходящего для специфики их проблем.

Перечень характерных отрицательных

и положительных представлений

Отрицательные представления Положительные представления

Я не заслуживаю любви Я заслуживаю любви

Я плохой человек Я хороший (любимый) человек

Я ужасен Я хорош такой, как я есть

Я не заслуживаю уважения Я заслуживаю уважения

(я неадекватен)

Я опозорен Я уважаемый человек

Я не способен любить Я способен любить

Я недостаточно хорош Я достойный (хороший) человек

Я достоин лишь плохих событий Я достоин хороших событий